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Commercial Lawyer in Rabat, Morocco

Contracts, unpaid invoices, defaulting partners, commercial leases: running a business means managing commercial relationships that must be secured. The firm assists traders, SMEs and groups in both advisory and litigation matters.

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Advice and contract drafting

A well-drafted contract is the best protection against disputes. We draft and negotiate your commercial contracts: sale and supply agreements, distribution, commercial agency, franchising, service agreements, general terms of sale and confidentiality agreements.

Debt recovery

When a client does not pay, we build a strategy suited to the amount and the available evidence: formal notice, payment order procedure, protective seizures, action before the commercial court, and remedies for unpaid cheques and bills of exchange.

Goodwill and commercial leases

  • Purchase, sale, management leasing and pledge of a business (fonds de commerce)
  • Drafting and renewal of commercial leases
  • Rent review, eviction and eviction compensation

Commercial litigation

We represent our clients before Moroccan commercial courts and commercial courts of appeal: breach of contract, abusive termination of business relationships, unfair competition and contractual liability. Wherever possible, we seek a solution through negotiation, mediation or arbitration.

Businesses in difficulty

When a company faces difficulties, acting early opens more options. We advise directors and creditors in procedures for the prevention and treatment of business difficulties, and in filing and defending claims.

Frequently asked questions

How do I recover an unpaid invoice in Morocco?

The usual first step is a formal notice. If the debt is certain and supported by written evidence, the payment order procedure is often the fastest route. Otherwise, a full action is brought before the commercial court.

Which court handles disputes between traders?

Disputes between traders relating to their commercial activity generally fall under the commercial courts. The contract may also include an arbitration or mediation clause.

What can I do about a bounced cheque?

An unpaid cheque gives rise to civil remedies to obtain payment and, in some cases, criminal proceedings. Keep the certificate of non-payment issued by the bank and act quickly.

Can the firm review a contract before I sign it?

Yes. Reviewing a contract before signing helps identify unbalanced or risky clauses and renegotiate them before they cause problems.

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Address
Angle Avenue Mohammed V & Rue Attayef
No.1, 10 000 Rabat, Morocco
Phone
Tel: +212 537 26 38 38
Fax: +212 537 70 92 90
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: 9:30 am – 12:00 pm